St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-10-13
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
Weather Record.

Highest. Lowest
Thursday, so 40
Friday, 81 A
Saturday, 60 80
Sunday, So 40
Monday, 90 Al
Tuesday, SIS 30
Wednesday, 43 ~
NEW ADS. IN THIS PAPER.
Geo. NJ WiIIiams-Meat and Vegetable Market
Mrs Eliza BOwles-House for Sale.
Cooley Manfg. CO.-Chimney Caps.
W Raymond-A Winter in California.
First National Bank-Statement.
Drawer 653-Life Insurance.
A j. Willard-Tenementt to Rent.
Thatcher Manfg. CO.-Orange Butter Color.
c. F. Gibbs-Bulbs for Sale.
Brewster Cobb & EstabrOOk-6 per cent Bonds.
BRIEF LOCALS.
A very newsy CaledOnian this
week.
The rear entrance to the post Of
fee will be re-opened as soon as needed
repairs are made.
E. d. Steele & Co., open their
clothing store in Wards block the mid
die of next week.
The notion is abroad that all the
season lecture tickets are sold. There
are still 27O to be had.
The special religious services al
the Free Baptist church will be con-
tinued through the week.
If there was room in this paper we
should call attention to the big adver'
tisement of Chimney Caps.
The October number of the Young
Mems Speaker is out. Copies can bt
obtained on application to Secretary
Page.
Mr.. LOOmis has been working VI
the shirt factory scheme the past weel
but the all-impOrtant question is no
yet decided.
Miss E. J. Robbins is in market
this week after her fall stock of mil
Iinery goods, announcement of which
will be made next week.
Sheriff SullOway has Henry Glib
of Walden in charge for stealing horse
in Canada. Trial is deferred until wit
nesses can be brought here.
Rev. F. E. Dawson gave tn
young men in Association hall an ex
cellent talk on "Young men ava.
from Home" Sunday afternoon.
Considerable quantities of tn
Reece ButtOnhOle stock have been sol
the past week at prices between 5
and So. Fifty shares sold at Is.
Frank OlcOtt, who short tim
ago, shot with rifle nine partridge
with nine successive shots, shot min
the other afternoon, making % thu
far. :
Mrs. SymOnds will occupy til
Catherine Thayer house, Is Mai
street. when Miss Thayer goes to Cal
ifornia, which she expects to do in
few days.
Shepherd Pomona Grange, No.
will hold its next regular meeting q
the residence of Chas. A. Whipplt
Lyndon, Wednesday, Oct. 10Th, at l
o'clock, a. m.
Fred Stowe and Charles Roger
were arrested yesterday for disturbin
the salvation army meetings, brough
before Justice Sargent and fined
each and costs.
j. Z. Lynch requests that receI
item stating that he pleaded guilty I'll
other day to selling liquor be correct
ed. He says that he never sold liquC
but only hop beer and cider.
-Loami Flint, whose serious sick
ness was reported last week, is con
Portable this morning. He has faile
on the whole during the week an
very slight hopes are entertained of h
recovery.
The salvation army TRANSFORMS
itself into a sort of minstrel trOup Sa
urday evening and "drew" a crOwde
house. There was a good variety
musical instruments, a colOred speal
er, ETC., and a good deal of noise.
The ladies of the South church a.
making preparations for holding ia
in the town hall Dec. and ?. TT
principal feature of the fair wi be Il
repetition of the japanese weddir
that delighted all who saw it in Il
South church vestries some mOntl
ago.
"A wrecking train started out Fl
SwantOn on the Lake road Sundf
morning. On one of the cars was
high derrick, too high to pass ,und
the dry bridge just below the villag
The result was that the derrick passt
through practically splitting the bridl
into two parts. 1t took some hours
repair 'he damage. By the way, VOL
der when that knOw-nOthing crossiI
is to be dispensed with and 9th
changes that have been talked of a
to be made.